| Description | Wednesday, Woodcote End, death of Mr Scawen, his heart is pained for the dear King, believes there is no thinking man in all Massachusetts Bay or Great Britain who entertains a single doubt of the right of taxation, remarks on the prevalent spirit of republican anarchy and the offering of terms of accommodation, no good can be expected if Government suffers itself to be deceived into a notion that the Acts of taxation are the causes of complaint, if the Americans cannot be subdued all is over, apologises for saying so much upon a subject about which he hopes he understands but little |